Nevada County picayune., 1887-04-13

fnied his brother and his wife to Fulton Monday, to visit another brother there.
 Mir. Frame, the clever and inde iatisable representative of the Smith & Co. piano house, of Little Rock. is in town.
 Although we had a very good rain about week since, more is needed now to bring up cotton ard help out gardens.
 Many farmers are through plant. ing cotton, while others are still planting. All seem in splendid trim and in fine spirits.
 Don't buy your agricultural i'm plements until you see the Foster X Logan Hardware Company. Thelr stock is complete. l MT. J. V. Collins, of Nashville, Ark. was in town Friday, visiting relatives and friends. Glad to see him improved in health.
 See new ad of Hughes Chill Tonic in this issue. This has just ly become one of the standard remedies for household use.
 Mrs. T. w. Hays put the first strawberries of the season on the market Saturday, They were real nice, and brought fair price. :. Mir. Wm. Johnson, the clever lumberman of Waldo, gave us a pleasant call yesterday, and con tributed to our missionary box.
 Ladies specially invited to call around and see our new and cheap spring and summer goods.
 CALVIN JONES.
 One dozen fine cabinet size pho tos for only B. Call early over Hinton's drug store. Work guaranteed. k. LITTLEFIELD.
 The Prescott Lumber Co.'S chime whistle was first sounded Friday morning. The machinery will soon be making music in the i air.
 Mess B. H. Logan. J. T. Brooks, 1 Robt. Stubblefied and a drummer, went fishing on Little Missouri the other day and were quite suc- cessful.
 Ike Public Interested. i When manufacturers of an article are ask 1 ing the public to consume their wares, it is 1 indeed refreshing to know that they ale re- i liably endorsed, as illustrated by the united endorsement of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic and i Liver Pills by the druggists of St. Paul.
 The Catholic church will be be- gun'nex week. and will be hand some structure. Messrs. Auxer X Darlington, carpenters, will build it.
 Jumbo Eminent is as true as steel and as unerring as the marri- ner's compass, on all the pains and aches of man. Sold by Hinton Drug Co. -5-6m
 Mir. John E. Portis will occupy the corner brick, moving all the Woodbery X Portis stock into one room, instead of occupying the two.
 Charlie Wingdeld, James Sharp, and the editor went out on Gar land Creek Monday, to fish and recreate. Not much of either was realized.
 i Fishing parties are now in or der, and it wont be long before Red river and its lakes will be yis- ited by some of our sport lOvin g populace.
 Miss Estelle Hinton, one of At kins' mos, charming and attractive young ladies, is here visiting her brother Claude, and uncle, Dr. R. l.. Hinton.
 ! The railroad is putting in a sid ] ing for the Prescott Lumber Com pany, and soon fine lumber will be shipped from the mill in large quantities.
 The Prescott Lumber Co. want good mill hands, with families at their saw mill four miles north of Prescott; also two yoke good work oxen.
 Turn out and glye the "Little Nugget Co.,, big house, and perhaps it will come back to Pres colt again next fall. Reserve seats at bio Lewis.
 Mir. Dick Arnold, of Texarkana, was up Sunday. His law partner, Mir. Cook shot a Mir. Kirby, there Friday, and the wounded man IS not expected to live.
 Mir. F. Littlefeld, from Missouri, a spelendid photographer, has To-